How Is 1984 A Hateful Society

George Orwell, author of book 1984, portrays a large group of people within a society who are being brain washed to believe in, and, or do things they otherwise would never do or think. In this society one party, like in all societies, have a more prosperous set of people who keep certain truths from the people. Then follows the middle class party and then the lower class. The wealthier group; the inner party, gain everything purely off hate and manipulate the working class who are known as the proles. These two groups share a hateful relationship, but somehow the inner party seems to always come out with what they want from the proles; control. So, the question is not whether a hateful society is good or bad, but, can a society based off hate survive? In a society where people despise another set of people is natural. Getting people to believe which they know not to be is not. Orwell explains, “Doublethink means
The residents of Oceania speak in a language known as newspeak, which, was created so that people could be limited on what they were able to think. These things propose a threat to ones individuality and freedom in being able to think or say whatever they believe in. In correlation to the book, you can see how the thoughts of individuals taken which basically strips them of being individuals at all, the party’s slogan goes, “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” By taking